Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27
TACOMA.

'.sds nEnes Mond&T.
Wnaers are oGsrsd a@oDG knewing /
ussnt1rs thst p. B. Jobnsen, q loe
Walia WaiIs Uses. yin - 3 tAi1 e..y
wlfhfn shrss monshs. pzbliasinR : enliJ
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Judes Allyn b expestsd % afFsse =
sha city ths early pnrf % nek. 49,
He haa baen abssnt FOG e3te1m - ,,
e. 3 knowu. having eee1 e4.ls1 y =.
hame In fawA b. m asasn % n@
fathsK.
Ths osunsil Win meal tonoFros -
eordfna 20 q spsciai call 70 neeept some
portian % he E aiEees oonsfae.s ano
frannsak some oGhaR MASTERS speel nsahy
$500 "a she eaIi. ms shipgaFo Gatsaf
will poalbiy BE- bs5uehi before u
yudas sears viii aRans for nsu trial
hsfo9e Jades Ghat11ek n PoEiiano -
daV. SATURDAY,, in TIE eass 0f AnosFsoe
"a Hapnets. This u the e4se wnese sae
pIalnsia LOST both eyes h ; bias g sns
faunel and ssosntiy Esostsed ti0yW1
damages.
In ths proceedings before Psooass
JadNe WiokeRsham coneexnlnR ne ~
tsts Of he Isie n. ~. houaFvefg NE
rnosion of Mrs.. MeOaKvsR's attorney
ain1ina % exclude the deyiseeg ffom
T1akira obtsstions 70 the disposition o.
~ property, has besn argued for tnroe
dsgs paet, nnd uaa decided this mosninR
81 tke Probate JudRs ngslnst ne
mction. Tha Court hald that me
dsVlgeea unAsF TIE viii bad s1eh an IN
tsFe1t n re outata - entitled them q
aupeaR IN oppoaiaien 10 nny proposal
TssunotfnQ a, TIE trial Of the casa on
ne merits viii commence naxt MONDAY
a. Bsgtslssn hna entered suit against
Toe D. DiersuaeR end bis wife, Annie -,
10 reooyss .the sam Of ed5S, whioes q y
$780,. ths esfsndaat pEoeaFea from
him under fnlss Representations bar
teIeon bouqha the Ban francisco ch0p
1900 from DiarenReK some months aRo
and usid 1850 therefor, e3h3 Of which
- foF the frame buiIdings used a. .
kitehsn. aleFe room, ete., and Which
DlaFenaaF elaimsd wna his personal
$1,000 ha1 whieh Bertelson nov
alleges belonged % ;. ). white. scar
and Ashton are plaintin Q aasoEnsys.
ACn1 Ron MonE LaoHI.-Aany com
plainaa are being made because Of ne
naelssl Of the Clty Counsel 10 have ne
streets illuminated wish the arc eisetiie
ilQhtn. These have been tried and me
saaisfaetion they have given has ereasee
4 popular demand and the CRY goes 90
continually for q reason why thsy have
not been adopted-the Res and ths
small lnoandssseni lights APPEARING IN
satisfactory IN compaIison. Mr.. Bacon
Of the LAQbt and Water COMMITTEES
aiataa thai he is anxious 10 have The
Hrhts but there is z difheaiiy 10 the ar
ranaament With the Light and WateI
Oonuany that has not been overcome,
and shai The llghts cannot barn until y
Il arranged.
WANfs TO BrkAI A SHnxABD.- JohE
Holland has liled q petition IN the CITY
OIerk's ofles asking that the privileRt
b arauted him Of escaping the watel
4Fnnt a. the fooe Of Steel street, FRS
ward, for the purpose Of carrying on
ehspVafd, This II the ground upon
which the boats, large and small, havl
bean bailt In this oiiy-n0tably among
the former being the BkaRis Chief. HI
proposes ts 20 regularly int the basi-
ness q the Council Will grant him for
NAL sanction, and the privilege Of thl
looation. He wants 70 take out the old
ways nov IL use and erect new ones o.
a mere extensive basis. III. q. 0eiae'
has already been engaged 70 drive the
necessary piles contingent upon the 90
eion OF che Councii. Holland IL 9 Port
land man. He built the ball Of thG
skaais Chief.
Dawn LlsTRR's LosR.- David Lis
Ger d expected 10 arrive In the city
about The middle Of next week
No word has BEEN received from him a
20 the success Of bis mission. He wen
Fast, e. stated some time eco, 70 visi
alI the great iron centres Of The East Il
an attempt 10 enlist the interest Of cap
isaliats Co DEVELOPING the iro1 industry
n this vicinity. His mill, u viii be 70
nemhered, was huRned couple o.
weaks eco and shortly altar Mr.. Lister
arrival al his iirat stopping point In thu
east. The loss 81 the time was various
N estimated. Mr.. Clark, Of the Uni0E
Iron and Brass works. which used thl
sane powsF, states that Listers loss I
nov hxsd Il sl5c0 and that Of the bras
wofka 5000. TIE building vas ownes
by General 6pEagus and was partially
Iine shaetlnR used In the Lister works
and WhIoh we're bat little injured By thi
Are, have since been sold 20 the TaoomI
Furniture Company and 10 John Hors
ful. Tha other machinery has beeI
transferred 10 Llsser's machine shops q
the wharf. e. previously stated.
TRR srnuOaLK M THE COgUR D'ALKNE
--PFincipal assistant engineer II.
Hnson Of the Northern Pacific. has jos
FesuFned from two weeks general sur
vey Of The situaiion In the Ooeer a.
Alsne region. He vas asked to-day
ii Was true that The o. X. b N. Com
pAny bad bean served with IN iniunc
zion 70 stop their progress toward thai
polnt a. has been reported. 'OoFblI
secured an Injunction against the o. Il
An" said NJ. Huson, sand their fofeI
has broken up and gone away In eonse
quenca. There is no doabt bot thai
they we're eneEoachinG on bis right Of
say"
SWhai Il ths situation In thers
arnona the rsilroada," vas asked.
"it is lest thia. The Northern Pacinc
haa A line from Hanser TO Ooer d'Alene
tl miles louR. OoeR d'Alene is 81 the
haaA Of the lahe. The Occur dAlene
Railway and Navigation Company have
line OF boats plying from that point
aaFoas the lake 80 miles and for 81
miles on the Occur d'Alane river. 10 the
old mission. From that point marrow
e1age railway, (COrsinlsl extends .
milaa into The mines. The q. X. q N.
ana the Manitooa are beth working
thai wayi The former on the gTound
(hwt nsw restrained By Injunction
and tha latter sin only prospecting.
what The Northern Paaihe Il doing, OF
pEopoeos 10 DO h noe 10 snoh shape as
q Be- made pablic. That there 4 .
eraaa coaniFy theFe, however, 70 Ger
tain. would not Be a1rpt tssd 10 see
WafdneF - his . town - Bette or
1leAdytile before lone"
~what are goa doing on The Sac
aaaluis hranehf"
"ws have surveyed The branch bua
kaVa nal coma fufthaFs